You think weaponized poverty is a joke.
The political class knows if they keep Nigerians impoverished, then they are good.
Na someone like me one politician go use 50k change my choice of candidate in any election...
Bigotry, poverty and religion is terrible thing to the human mind...
One of Nigeria’s greatest tragedies is not just that millions live in poverty, but that many have been conditioned to defend the very system that keeps them poor.
In 2026, the whole of Nigeria 🇳🇬 cannot boast of constant Electricity, good health care, road and stable network.
The funny thing is that there is no hope of getting these in at least another 8 years.
Unfortunately, suffering is one of the ways to destroy people's appetite for a better country.
Keep them poor, so that they can appreciate crumbs and keep voting you in.
Poverty is ALWAYS a strategy.
We go global.
Danfo Run is now in three cities: Lagos, Ibadan and Abuja. Real roads, real landmarks, a 3D map of Nigeria, and Waka free roam. Drive anywhere, carry anybody.
Wherever you are in the world, the danfo is waiting.
Oya, enter. Play free in your browser, no download:
https://t.co/0kl62IRLp8
I think people underestimate how tired you can be from just having too much on your mind! Not even physically tired! Just tired of remembering things, handling things, thinking ahead, fixing stuff, making decisions, being needed, tryna stay afloat etc. That's just a lot for real.
Who go be Chairman? 👑
Motor Parks drops on Danfo Run tomorrow at 10 am.
Build your park. Bring your paddies. Fight for the top.
Tag the friends you're starting a park with 👇
As an employer, if you won’t be allowing your Muslim employees to pray when it’s time to pray, there is absolutely no reason for you to employ them. Just make it clear that you won’t employ Muslims and they won’t bother applying too. But employing them and depriving them of their right to freedom of religion, which including praying their 5 times obligatory prayers, is in itself a wicked thing to do.
It’s even so bad that you are a lawyer, who should know and do better.
We seriously underestimate how much reliable electricity affects everyday life. Having power 24/7 isn’t a luxury. It affects your mood, sleep, productivity, work, business, studying and even how much money you spend trying to survive without it.
Imagine how different life would feel if power was simply one less thing to worry about.
If you live in Shomolu and under Band A please read this:
I think it’s now time that we rally around and do something.
It’s going to 2 months now that we’ve been dealing with this madness, yet these light companies do not see it fit to address this.
If you search “Band A” on Twitter, you’ll see many people complaining, tagging this companies, they see it, they ignore it. It’s time we approach this as a unit.
This is me calling on all Shomolu Band A users, wether it’s online or we having to take this offline, let us do something! Before you know it now, this will become a norm.
Retweet if you. Drop your suggestions on how we can go about this. We have every right to light we pay heavily for, or the very least an explanation.
I urge you not to ignore this as we’re all suffering it.🙏🏾
At what point will the trash in Shomolu be taken out and also, when will the electricity situation get better?
It’s been 1 month plus and these people haven’t taken out the trash nor given constant power supply.
The rain even makes it worse.
The entire area stinks 😷
Pay for internet, beg for network. Pay for band A and not have light for a week with no explanation. Rent increased, roof still leaking. LAWMA functioning on vibes and Tokunbo, dirt piling up and smelling. Less than 10% of issues.
But I'm supposed to smile and "rep" Naija.